ktvu is amber lee has the story. video shows a bear inside white range rover climbing over the back seat, huge. escaping through the open back door and running into the woods disbelief. i was completely stunned. this is my this is my range rover. this is what it looks like now stunned to buy the damage done by the bear. i often say a bear ate my car. it is destroyed ripped apart the dash, so it was trying to get through it. every single door panel is destroyed. every single seat is ripped. but the worst part was the smell. costantini of redwood city tells me the animal got into her unlocked suv while it was parked in the driveway of verification home in the gold country community of arnold in calvary's county. it was very foaming at the mouth when it came out. and it was probably very dehydrated from having been in there so long, so it was pretty desperate to get out. she estimates the bear was trapped inside the suv for 6 to 7 hours, she and her friends were asleep, enjoying a bachelorette weekend when they were awa

as ktvu is. baker shows us passengers who depend on the rails to get around, are also scrambling to find other options. with two thirds of railroad unions ready to settle . we're still on track for a major freight strike that will also derail passenger travel since the freight companies own the tracks and track and its riders would lose access to those rails doesn't go where i go away down to santa clara, and so i can't take part. plus, i have a quick drive to here, which is a lot easier than getting to bart station. yes that that definitely think it will be an inconvenience because with jobs being all up and down the state people are commuting. amtrak wrote. amtrak has begun to make initial service adjustments in response to a possible freight railroad service interruption that could occur later this week. if your train is canceled, we will attempt to notify you at least 24 hours in advance. and the 90,000 railroad workers threatening a friday strike actually transport 30% of the nation's freigh

tom baker ktvu fox two news. today's power failure on bard is the latest in a series of equipment issues and investigative report by ktvu finds a pattern of problems while searching bart sf bart alert twitter page we found roughly 40 incidents where maintenance track or equipment issues have impacted service just over the last four weeks. some of those incidents include a ventilation problem that brought any outbound trains to a screeching halt. and power problems that stop service between concord and pleasant hill stations. recent bar data also shows roughly 20% of trains are delayed daily. that's one in five to a developing story we're following tonight in iran, where more than two dozen people are dead as protests escalate over the death of a 22 year old woman in police custody. she was arrested for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly in public, and her death has sparked both questions and condemnation from world leaders and the united nations. ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live tonight from uc berkeley,

the special can also be found on ktvu youtube page as well as the ktvu news app. still ahead tonight commemorating rail safety month. the demonstration put on by the wta today showing how they prepare for large scale threats. alameda county voting to ban wild cow milking you may not know what that means we're going to explain details com g up n prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. county. is partnered with the sheriff's office to remind people about safety both on and off the train. ktvu is james torres takes us behind the scenes to look at light rail safety enforcement. there are dozens of signs there are lights . there are noises, a things, letting you know

sources tell ktvu. the elder dale's killing appears to be gang related, whether he was a gang member or not, you know, these people that kill him had no right to do that she wanted to distance her son from any criminal activity. i just want to make clear that my son was not again. remember, she thinks the two freeway incidents are related. it is to me this. why was he killed at the same area? her son most recently worked at whole foods near lake merritt. he was the second oldest of her three sons. it wasn't a perfect son, you know? but he was hard working, she says, no matter what one's background no one deserves to die violently or whatever gang has to do with gang. that's and then why kill innocent people? deadly incidents are being investigated by the california highway patrol. anyone with information is asked to contact the chp in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news. two former alameda county sheriff's deputies face minor criminal penalties in the beating of stanislavs petrov 2015 case caught on su

news on ktvu.alright, cristina. thank you coming up tonight at seven. the extended heatwave has been taking a real toll on those who work outdoors, especially delivery drivers will explain why many of those delivery trucks don't have air conditioning. plus questions swirling tonight about why prince harry traveled alone to see his grandmother, queen elizabeth as her health was deteriorating this week. tmz has details on why his wife, meghan , markle, didn't join him. those stories and much more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu plus. all right, alex. but first after the break, we'll show you how a first of its kind 49ers fan club is getting ready for the new football season. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downlo

henry like ktvu, fox two news. san francisco police are looking for clues in a deadly stabbing early this morning. it happened at about four am at holiday plaza at the entrance to the powell street bart station. when officers arrived, they say they found the victim's suffering from stab wounds. that victim died from his injuries. no arrests have been made. san francisco police are now asking anyone with information to give them a call, believes in san leandro says suspect shot at officers this morning after an attempted armed robbery, police say the officers found his gun on 100 block of east 14th street. not far from where the suspect had opened fire at the officers who were trying to arrest him. no one was injured in the incident. police officers eventually stopped pursuing the man due to safety reasons. the suspect was wanted for trying to rob a 7 11 convenience store. a man is in jail tonight, accused of trespassing into an apartment and threatening its residents right near the cow campus. police say a man brok

tom baker ktvu fox. to them there is that the people who decided not to evacuate the danger zones because search and rescue teams are saying they're not going to go in there. it's just too dangerous to do so right now, tom as we head into the nighttime hours, and it gets later tonight, what is probably the biggest cern. there is more than 1.5 million people right now, with that electricity also the storm surge. what are you seeing as we head into the overnight hours for people, it's going to be the discomfort of it all. the fact is that we're talking about a very hot place and they're going to be a lot of critters running around the kind that have fangs and teeth and things like that. that's that part. the other part of it is and this is the worst part of it is there are a lot of people are going to come out and see what they can get from somebody's house because so many of these houses are abandoned, and we see that in every fire, we see that in every flood. we see that in every major disaster, and flor

moscato gypsy, gary ktvu, fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30.aine makes substantial gains as russian troops retreat from more territory also ahead. san francisco police looking for a man who crashed right into a patrol vehicle and moments after that suspect stole a catalytic converter with most of the bay area fans attention on the 49ers . the giants make a move to bring back one of their main stays are joe fonzi has that story a little later in sports? every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporatio

can also be found on ktvu youtube page as well as the ktvu news app. coming up in sports tonight. our high school football game of the week. look at the highlights from menlo atherton versus wilcox and saturday means college football on fox to add to the excitement. fox bed super sixties holding three free to play contests where you can win some big money . just get the q r code here on your screen. download the fox bet super six app. and make ur pi for pool hose who joined the 700 home run club tonight. all right, here's the blast that sent pool halls into the history books. joined the 700. 22 years and 700 home runs later for albert holes . that was his second home run tonight, and that led the cardinals to an 11. nothing victory over the dodgers. what's now joins barry bonds, hank aaron and babe ruth as the only players and that exclusive 700 home running club. the 49ers taking on the denver broncos on sunday night football this weekend. our nfl coverage starts at 8 30 sunday morning with jmc sports weekend that will be hosted by jason appelbaum and

ktvu youtube channel.out tiny homes coming next to look at what 50 grand can buy you and where you can check out all the tiny homes this weekend. then it's six. we are taking you live to london, see how the british monarchy takes steps today to move on without queen elizabeth's second, and chp officers make a bold move to officers make a bold move to arrested you. i hitting the road, not all 5g networks are created equal. t-mobile covers more highway miles with 5g than verizon. t-mobile has more 5g bars in more places than anyone. another reason t-mobile is the leader in 5g. people who are curious about the tiny home craze can do their homework in the bay area this weekend. tiny home fest california is coming to alameda county fairgrounds tomorrow and sunday. we've got a preview in the ktvu parking lot this morning, the tiny victorian model built by pacific a tiny homes, they start at around $49,000 and guess what they come fully furnished. this is a sofa bed. it's all included in the price as well. so it'

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ktvu is lamonica. peter shows us what should help those vets when president obama rescinded formerly don't ask, don't tell the department of defense created a away for veterans who had been discharged under this policy. to have the opportunity to correct the record. don't ask , don't tell was enacted during the clinton administration so that gays and lesbians could still serve in the u. s military but not openly prior to 1993, gays and lesbians were banned from serving and importantly to reestablish their eligibility for full veteransbenefits. but many veterans sadly don't know or can't even access this important process. military times reports that 14,000 servicemen and women were forced out of the military because they admitted their sexual orientation as gay or lesbian under. don't ask, don't tell it was the thing that almost maybe not enlist, um, because i had to make a conscious choice that i was going to go back into the closet that i couldn't share. all of who i am as a as an individual human. n

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. fast growing wildfires, sports and evacuations in the sierra foothills tonight. the mosquito fire started up last night near the oxbow reservoir and the community of forrest hill along the plaza el dorado county line, right near 80 at fire exploded from about 50 acres last night to a 3 2000 acres this afternoon with 0% containment. cal fire says they're seeing extreme fire behavior with near record temperatures and low humidity. this is also very rugged terrain making for a difficult firefight . there are evacuation orders and warnings underway for a number of small communities in both plaster and eldorado county's. the state attorney general is now investigating the in custody death of an anti ox man. this comes after the contra costa county d. a last week cleared the officers in angelo cuentos death as ktvu is, evan sernoffsky tells us the cuentos family is hoping the state comes to a different conclusion. i know the truth. will prevail. family of angelo quinto and supporters gather

i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news crews are back at the wood street homeless encampment in oakland in the second of three phases in the effort to clear it out. let's bring in ktvu brooks jarocz your live with the site to show us what's happening there now, brooks it has been a flurry of activity for hours at all morning long. in fact, you can just see they picked up this large truck here and are hauling it off. it's inoperable. a lot of people that live in the woods street encampment were given fair warning that they needed to get their things and move off of state property because caltrans says it's dangerous to be under the mcarthur maze here. now this would street encampment is so large that it had to be broken into three separate sections. phase one phase two. phase three today begins phase two. and then that means removing all of these rvs, the cars and mounds and mounds of trash. in fact, in the place that i'm standing right now, there were crews that were here about dozens and dozens of them that r

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. san francisco man demanding justice and accountability tonight. hello again, everybody. i'm frank malaka, julie julie haener. the man's attorneys have filed a lawsuit against the owners of the oakland bar where he was shot, as well as the city of oakland and st alcohol regulators knew at 11 tonight, ktvu jana katsuyama tells us the accusation is negligence for not having effective security measures in place. that was my first time going to auckland says it was his friend's birthday. and so they went to celebrate at the gallery art bar on 14th street in oakland, but after an hour says as he walked out of the restroom, he heard gunshots inside the bar around to see where the sound was coming from. and then all i remember. was everything going black that night, april 17th 2021 bert said he got four bullet holes in his right leg, was shot three times in the stomach and received three bullet holes in his left leg, which had to be amputated, doctors at highland hospital told his family and

we will also be streaming it live ktvu .com. we are now about six weeks out from the midterm elections and while its congressional candidates on the ballot in november, the sitting president always factors into voters decisions. fox news, lawrence blanchard is in washington with a closer look at the latest polls and what they could mean. control of congress is up for grabs in just six weeks, according to an abc news washington post poll. both parties have advantages on the ballot. the top issue is the economy. republicans are trusted over democrats by 16 points on inflation, that number grows to 19 points. the policies that we've seen pushed through have done nothing but drive up the cost of living on everybody. every single american voters also trust the gop more to combat crime. democrats have no plan. they're attacking us because they have created crises across this country. democrats are focused on abortion rights, which voters trust them with by 20 points. voters also prefer the president's party on education and climate ch

com and the ktvu news app. and talk about our weather rosemary oroczo. we're all noticing how there's a lot of full sun in some parts, but we checked back in. let's say at the four it's going to be a different story, isn't it? yes the thunderstorms expected once again this afternoon, garcia andreas, similar to yesterday areas of lake county, as well as the east bay and over towards the sacramento valley really saw the thunderstorms developed by late in the afternoon, picking up a third of an inch of rainfall, even more than that, in a short amount of time. here's a look over san francisco where we do have partly sunny. partly cloudy skies. for folks that are out and about this afternoon. it's a little tough to tell that we have so much moisture just kind of dancing around right off our coastline where we continue to see lightning strikes over the pacific, and we continue to see some activity going on over the higher elevations in the sierra. maybe a few sprinkles here closer to home ride along the coastline, an

number on the ktvu website. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news.ates their mass transit facilities in california bands, cities and counties were imposing minimum parking requirements on certain residential and commercial developments located within one half mile of public transit hubs . newsom said the bill will allow the state to tackle both climate change and the housing shortage by making it cheaper and easier to build new housing near such daily destinations like grocery stores. and schools as well. plan just approved by state air regulators could ban new natural gas heaters. the state air resources board voted unanimously to ban sales of natural gas heaters for commercial or residential use by 2030. the move is part of the state's goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. a number of areas, cities and counties are already moving to ban the use of natural gas and new construction to help reduce global warming. well california is getting over $107 million from the federal government to try and fight the opioid epidemic. the biden ministrations that'

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. and while the investigation into that double homicide was underway last night in oakland, two officers were injured after being struck by a suspected drunk driver. police say one officer was inside a fully marked patrol vehicle. the other officer was standing outside. they are both expected to recover from their injuries. the recent shootings, homicides and other violent crimes in oakland have been taking a toll on the police department at the department's first of two news conferences today. ktvu asked oakland police about growing response times to less serious and non violent crimes coming up tonight at 6 30 the response as we do take a closer look at the resources, opd says. it needs to better address all the needs of the city. a roadside memorial is growing for an eight year old boy who was hit and killed by a driver last week in san jose villanueva was struck at a crosswalk at castleman avenue and driftwood drive while he was walking to school on friday morning. his babysitter wa

let's go to ktvu as alex savage. are working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus, julie, thank you bracing for blackouts coming up tonight at seven. we will continue our coverage on this dangerous heat wave with record breaking temperatures felt all across the bay area, and tonight's state officials say the power grid is maxed out, meaning rolling blackouts are very possible. plus we'll have a special preview of the new tmz investigates special on the death of michael jackson will hear from tmz's harvey levin about the never before seen interviews that are shedding new light on exactly what led up to jackson's death will have those stories and much more coming up tonight live at seven overall. ktvu plus alright, alex. we'll see you, then. thank you, but first prolonged heat is putting bay area infrastructure to the test with the extensive heatwave means. for the power grid for our roadways and transit. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-o

ktvu meteorologists. rosemary oroczo joins us now with a look at when we can expect that shift in conditions . yes yes, as we anytime, you know, we shift with the weather pattern that pressure gradient will typically pick up the winds. and with that we are looking at a breezy conditions to develop tomorrow ahead of the rain that is expected by sunday . here's a look at the fire zone area over the mosquito fire tomorrow. oh, morning, a relatively calm, relatively humidity is 68% and temperatures are cool in the upper forties. but then, as we get into the afternoon, it's going to be a mild day. relative humidity not too bad at 33% but that southwest wind is expected to pick up again to about 20 mph, perhaps a gusting to 10 miles above that, so it takes it doesn't take a whole lot for it to pick up members and, of course, start new fires, and that's the big concern there. of course, the rain, hopefully bringing some benefit to the firefighters. come sunday and lasting into about tuesday. we also will enjoy t

mornings onto from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark . good morning. i'm ham cooked monday morning. september 19 and that wet weather moved in. that's one of our top stories this morning. rain moved into the bay area over the weekend. i want to show you some of the video that we have of a rainbow beautiful sight after some of the showers in the eastern contra costa county area. just looks unreal, actually see it peeking through the clouds of blue sky there. i did not see any blue sky yesterday in county . it started raining before the sun came up, and it really did not stop until the sun went down. let's check in with steve paulson is back so great to have you back and boy just in time to cover a lot of weather. i didn't want to come back when it was 110. well that was part of you will wait until it rains. the main band has gone through. now it's going to be what we call midwest weather here, a little hi

ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. coming up the south bay community in shock after a task force makes not one but two sex trafficking bust evacuation emergency at an east bay bart station this afternoon, forcing first responders in and passengers out. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that wors

let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus julie coming up new tonight, the state department of education is refusing to release results of last spring's academic test, and some people believe the state is intentionally withholding that information. plus we'll rhianna performed solo at the super bowl , or will she have a guest performer or two for maybe three dmc harvey levin weighs in on the possibilities. those stories that a lot more coming up live on the seventh in just a few minutes over on ktvu. plus heather will see you soon, but first tens of thousands of soccer fans making their way right now to levi stadium for a special match the excitement brewing. even if the game does not factor into the future world cup. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. serious all

the owner of the van told ktvu. he was frustrated that he was able to track the van quicker than police through gps. when the van was recovered , it had been ransacked and vandalized. the city of san jose , officially lifting a ban that's been in place for more than 35 years, coming up the end to the cruising ban also lift now facing several lawsuits over abuse. allegations of the bay area company is responding. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. okay night, the centers, a city council finalized, lifting a cruising band that was in place for more than 35 years, supporters of showcasing their cars while cruising do

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. there's still no containment tonight in the mosquito fire burning in eldorado and plaster counties. hello again. i'm christien kafton cristina rendon . the mosquito fire is now jumped the american river, it is doubled in size to nearly 30,000 acres about 6000. people are under evacuation orders in small communities there oxbow reservoir in plaster and eldorado county's officials say about 3600 homes are threatened , and firefighters say it is taking a lot of work to make progress on this fire. just because we're at 0% doesn't mean that there hasn't been a lot of work done. it is very hard to build solid containment line on fire in this kind of terrain, very steep canyons, steep slopes . it takes a very wide line. u c . berkeley, officials say the historic blodgett forest research station was partially damaged. that station is used for research on prescribed burns and vegetation thinning the cause of the fire remains under investigation. but pgd says unspecified electrical activity occ

oclock news on ktvu box, too. extra security tonight at temple sinai in oakland, it was the venue for a mayoral candidates forum. good evening. i'm julie julie haener, everyone i'm frank mallicoat. the police presidents comes after a candidate who was not invited made anti semitic remarks. ktvu is elissa harrington was at the event joins us live with that story, alyssa. well, frank julie, certainly a lot of visible security, but luckily no issues tonight. during that forum, members of the jewish community were able to ask the candidates directly about several issues, including public safety, hate crimes and education. police and security guards monitor the parking lot of temple sinai in oakland as a crowd arrived for an oakland mayoral candidate forum. three front runners were invited. the additional security was in response to one candidate who was not invited. peter lu lu sent a mass email threatening the jewish community relations council and temple sinai. let me just say that we are not concerned about the mes

ktvu fox two. several families out of a home tonight after a fire tore through an oakland neighborhood along interstate 5 80. i've been taking slow, deep breaths and trying to remain as calm as i can. because my daughter has it was more emotional kind of nervous. um, i'm expecting the worst. those families waiting to see the damage left behind tonight after a fire spread from brush to homes and then went to four alarms. good evening and thanks for joining us this friday night . i'm cristina rendon greg liggins. at least four homes were burned and a firefighter was injured. the fire broke out at about two o'clock this afternoon along interstate 5 80 near 35th avenue. and the laurel district, ktvu elissa harrington is live at the scene and spoke to witnesses. melissa that's right in those witnesses told me that they saw thick black smoke and flames jumping from tree to tree behind me. you can see firefighters still on scene and it looks like a pgd crews are out here trying to restore some power to th

amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. will celebrate the start of hispanic heritage month this evening. the celebration begins september 15th because that is the anniversary of independence for costa rica, honduras, nicaragua and el salvador and mexico's war of independence from spain started september 16th. the month has designated the cultures, histories and contributions of americans whose ancestors came from spain, mexico, the caribbean and central and south america. the president says he is proud to have four hispanic cabinet secretaries, including javier sierra of california, a new survey shows even the most enthusiastic disney fans say the cost of going to disney world takes a lot of fun out of the trip. more than 92% of the people asked that it's too expensive for the average family, more than two thirds say after repeated price increases in recent years, it feels like disney has lost its magic. almost half say they've put off taking a trip to disney world in recent years because of the cost families who are plann

cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30.round of new covid booster shots could be available as soon as next week as health leaders hope to boost immunity going into the fall season, also ahead of toxic algae bloom was killed tens of thousands of fish in the san francisco bay coming up more on what may have caused the fish to die at such an unprecedented rate and the giants season quickly slipping away if it hasn't already joe fonzi as the details in sports. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanen

from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome the mornings onto on this sunday september 18th i'm claudine wong james torres. rain is expected all across the bay area this morning. if you haven't seen it yet, if you haven't heard it yet, you're gonna have team coverage this morning. on today's forecast. ktvu is a mannequin. tana is in sonoma county right now, we're radars expect that summer storm to hit the hardest there. but for now we're going to start with views rosemary oroczo to talk about what we can expect for your weather forecast this morning, rosemary. i was waking up this morning. just like waiting to hear the rain. i saw some wet pavement out there, but but still coming. headed our west. yes we're just getting started. i had some on my windshield this morning and wow, get a load of this view. isn't that gorgeous? we do have the storm clouds overhead and we are seeing a little bit of light rain began to fall. here's a look at storm tracker two and over t

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. january 6th committee could be wrapping up its investigation soon, but its members say the work is far from over crackdown on selling items on the sidewalk in san francisco city leaders target vendors who they say they believe are selling stolen goods. as a pro, floor and decor is my go-to to get it all. tile, wood, stone, installation materials, tools — they've got it all. and, they've got my back. at floor and decor, with pro benefits and services, we've got you covered. discover floor and decor today! i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. for now enforcing a new ordinance cracking dow

coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. we are staying on top of breaking news today, shooting on the campus of an oakland school. at least six adults have been hurt, and at this hour authorities are still looking for the shooter. police in the east bay used forklifts, drones and crisis negotiators to try to get a rape suspect out of hiding at a clothing store that tactics that were ultimately used o arre california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. the king estate campus is a large property home to multiple schools near five etienne keller . police say the shooting happened around 12 45 this afternoon. six people were wounded, some found

from ktvu. fox two news.rning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. it is friday, september 16th. we are celebrating the end of the week. some cooler weather and some rain coming in. let's check in with roberta gonzalez. this is really fun stuff. yeah, it really is because it's a very rare situation that is into the development stages right now offshore and will be pushing on shore, not ruining the first part of your weekend, but the second half of definitely be wet right now. mostly cloudy skies looking out towards the estuary that the bright lights of oakland as well, temperature wise 50 degrees in santa rosa is 61. degrees in hayward, sfo, half moon bay, fremont and in union city you can bank on today. to being just a pristine whether day the clouds will begin to break up. it will reveal sunny skies and breezy conditions and temperature wise 63 degrees in pacific at 84 degrees in concord. it will be warmer today

and jackson ktvu fox two news.se heat inland as part of our big stories. we look across what's happening in our region, rosemary for inland, reaching 110 degrees as we get into labor day monday, perhaps even sunday , so a couple of very hot days, followed by hot weather that we're already experiencing for inland cities for today, yesterday and tomorrow, giving a live look here over san francisco, san francisco. hard to gripe 71 degrees expected for you today we do have a little bit of fog. out there you can see over the city also have a little bit of haze. and as we've been talking about a little bit at this hour the air quality control district has already decided it will issue a spare the airport tomorrow. so with this pattern in place, the heat the sun's radiation, the light winds, the stable conditions, all contributing to the poor air quality right now we do have good to moderate air quality in and around the bay area, but this will again to deteriorate just a little bit as we move forward into the coming days

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. and you can turn to our ktvu. whether at any time to stay on top of changing conditions and track any weather watches and warnings in your neighborhood. the united kingdom in the world. bidding farewell to queen elizabeth the second today her state funeral, drawing presidents, kings, princes and prime ministers. crowds lined the streets of london to at windsor castle to take a look. these are live pictures at windsor castle. right now we're not has fallen on the area. the queen very dear. just a short time ago. the monarch she was 70 years on the throne there, the last public funeral service. for queen elizabeth, the second wrapped up in london this morning. it was the culmination of 10 days of mourning for britain's longest serving monarch, ktb sle rasmus jones's life to explain the details behind the pub and ceremonially windsor castle is the final resting place of queen elizabeth the second. that's where earlier today a group of 800 people gathered to pay their respects. members of the royal family marched past

from ktvu. fox two news.d morning, everyone live shot of the freedom tower on this. fateful day, september 11th 21 years ago today, terrorist attacks and new york shanksville and, of course on the pentagon took nearly 3000 american lives as we honor those that passed on this day. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat claudine wang. let's talk about our weather as well. we've got still some smoke that we're watching from fires that are still being fought, but we do have those cooler temperatures and even cooler than expected yesterday. it looked like mother nature knew we needed a break. yes and finally, finally she came through, right? we do have temperatures very similar to what we were seeing a yesterday for today. good morning. to all of you. we continue with the humid, muggy weather as well as we have that moisture hanging overhead. maybe even a few sprinkles in store for your afternoon. the smoke haze goings are expected to be very similar to yesterday. i'll have a look at what you ca

ktvu, fox two news.g and plaza and eldorado county's tonight's update from cal fire shows that fire has grown to more than 63,000 acres containment holding at 20% more than 6000. people remain under evacuation orders. cal fire says at least 64 buildings have been destroyed. officials say they are securing control lines near the community of forrest hill, where a spot fire made a significant run yesterday. they say the eastern front of the fire is steadily growing right into dense, forested areas with critically dry fuel. the santa clara county board of supervisors unanimously approved the plan to fund a drone fire detection program. officials say resources such as drones increase the ability to keep the community safe from fires. in addition to the drone system, the county central fire protection district will receive a one time $250,000 grant. and the mosquito fire and other fires in northern california getting a bit of a help from mother nature, humidities up temperatures down and rre today we just had

my glorious cal bears here on ktvu.ege football doubleheader this saturday, top ranked alabama heading to austin to take on texas, followed by washington state and number 19. wisconsin here with the preview is big noon saturdays. joke, lad. huge lineup of college football this week on fox. it starts at 10 a.m. eastern, with big noon kickoff. rob reggie coach matt and brady. they've got you covered. they're going to have great guests and great insight. vince young is going to be there. roger clemens is going to be there cannot wait for that show. and then at noon eastern gus and i and jenny we've got the call for the biggest matchup in college football of the day. texas host number one alabama nick saban brings in incumbent heisman trophy winner bryce young will anderson and the rest of the tide for a showdown on the 40 acres. that one should be absolutely fantastic, cannot wait to get down there and then at 3 30 eastern on fox, it's a good matchup. pac 12 big 10 is washington state heads into wisconsin to take on the ba

you can watch it on ktvu plus or we will also be streaming it on ktvu .com. day over the bay area, giving you a look here over san francisco, where we have less than half hour until the official sunset. we do have changes coming our way we have the first storm of the season moving in. and when i say the season we're right on the cusp as we are entering the final weekend of summer. lots of sunshine out there today, and temperatures came up by at least a few degrees, several degrees for some of our inland cities. tomorrow temperatures begin to cool and by saturday night in the sunday it looks like sunday . for most of us, we do begin to see and feel that rainfall. here's a look at the system that will be dropping out of the gulf of alaska and be parked right off our coast. looks like by about tuesday. the impacts with this system anywhere from a third of an inch or so over areas will call for 3/10 over the south bay 1 to 2 inches. over areas of the north bay as well as our coastline, and we could be a bit breezy out there at times, focusing in on the area over

.com brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news.ricane warning was issued for bermuda as hurricane fiona slowly turns its way up the atlantic. the category four storm is not expected to make a direct hit on bermuda but still is expected to bring high surf storm surge is in heavy rainfall tomorrow morning. forecasters say damage will be minimal when compared with the caribbean, where nearly a dozen people were killed because of the storm. in puerto rico. more than a half million people still don't have running water and thousands of others are still without power. it's a big star. it's still a category for its moving up north is missing the mainland united states, but it's heading for nova scotia and the newfound land area where it's going to be a record storm. they're gonna it's one of the lowest pressures, potentially the forecast models have it as one the lowest pressures ever recorded in that area, meaning big time. rain big time serve lots of flooding issues in nova scotia new found land, so that's on saturday night into sunday.

you can learn more at ktvu .com/ powerless in prison. cristina rendon we'll see you online and on the the 2022 fifa world cup will see the best footballers on the planet do battle. star studded portugal are looking to send off cristiano ronaldo on a high. christian pulisic is relishing his time leading the usa and we hear from a man with a foot in two world cup camps. samuel eto'o. the clock is ticking on the countdown to qatar.

gilroy jesse gary ktvu, fox two news.ogy, which could save whales from deadly ship strikes along the bay area coastline, the marine mammal center and the benioff ocean science laboratory this morning announced the collaboration to deploy wail safe technology based mapping and analysis system uses boys and acoustic monitoring to detect whales and provide real time dead at the ship captains. developers say that technology creates something like school zones for whales. like a call to action to help stop these guys. scrapers size ships from colliding with wales is simply too slow down in the same way that slowing down by ships slowing down by schools helps save lives slowing down when wales are present helps to save whales. researchers say well, death from ship strikes have increased over the past decade with estimates of over 80 endangered whales killed off the west coast per year. there are reports that last week's earthquake in santa rosa cost higher water flows mark west creek, according to the press democrat, the quake

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now area has avoided those rolling blackouts this week despite the extreme weather . good evening, everyone on mike mibach julie julie haener. still hundreds of thousands of customers endured power outages anyway, with the south bay hit the hardest ktvu is, amberleigh tells us, the mayor of san jose, calls the repeated outages unacceptable and wants to hold pg and e accountable. this couple in san jose's evergreen neighborhood tells me the power went out twice thursday afternoon, the wife says she had to cancel a zoom meeting for work, and the husband says, having paid 5 to $700 a month year round for utilities needs to do better at angers me very angers everybody that i that i know that they're paying so much as a mayor sam liccardo says he's heard complaints from many residents know rolling blackouts so far this week. yet 118,000 customers still lost power, and the mayor says primarily from blown transformers, putting public safety at risk. three hospitals. relying on

the special can also be found on ktvu s youtube page and the ktvu news app. gas prices are rising sharply in two days. the average price for a gallon of gas in california went up to 18 cents today. the price for a regular gallon of gas is $5.76 yesterday. it was 5 68 a week ago. 5 44. now a gallon of gas in san francisco is now above $6 , an industry analysts say tight supply and fluctuating oil prices are to blame for the increase in the national average. some relief is on the way from many californians who been struggling to get by during this inflation period. stimulus payments will soon land in bacon counts, adding $10 billion in purchasing power for consumers. ktvu is tom vacar crunched the numbers and spoke with some soon to be recipients. individuals making less than $250,000 a year or a half million dollars as a couple will get a stimulus check from sacramento for 200 to $1050 . now how much and how soon depends on a formula which considers your income in 2020 how many dependents you have and what the franchise tax board knows about you. so if you alr

ktvu is lamonica. peter is live tonight in san jose, with more from the governor, as well as from bay area advocates. lamonica. securing abortion rights is one of the governor's top priorities . and advocates say that this website is just another step in maintaining those rights here and for others around the country. if you need access to abortion in california, there's now a website providing that information includes information on your right to an abortion and information if you're traveling to california from another state that is restricted. your reproductive care side does not track you or your personal information. abortion remains legal and protected in california., abortion dot c a dot gov also includes providers, health insurance and support groups. planned parenthood of northern california says it was created by the collaboration of abortion rights advocates and other partners. this website came as a result of that conversation, and here we are a year later, uh, seeing it and having it come

mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. alrighty checking in on that weather, you know, temperatures have been cool. saturday was really hot sunday cooled off and today it cooled off a little bit from yesterday, which was sunday and tomorrow. it's going to cool off a little bit, or stay the same as what you see here. so the pattern is a good pattern in terms of fire concerns, air quality concerns and all the things we're thinking about until we get more rain in here. there's a lot of fog at the coast. it's real deep. the marine layer the inversions really deep and so it's gonna stay deep for the next couple of days. and so we're going to continue in this cycle pattern where we have a lot of fog and low clouds in most areas, communities tomorrow morning. almost all nine very accounts have some low clouds. and then it burns off slow and temperatures do what they did today. these are the temperatures right now and you can see you can see the cooling influences of the marine priest. it's all it's all green not seeing any yellow

this is ktvu fox two news at six.ith flames spreading from brush along interstate 5 82 several homes, forcing people out at a moment's notice. all of fire and shoot if it came from that way, the whole completely help was just burning. right now. that fire is under control, and investigators are trying to figure out exactly how it all started. good evening. i'm greg ligon cristina rendon. tonight we have learned that one firefighter was hurt and taken to the hospital. the four alarm fire broke out around two o'clock this afternoon along interstate 5 80 35th avenue in the laurel district gave debuts . elissa harrington joins us live at the scene with the latest information, alyssa. christina greg, i got a chance to speak of some witnesses. they tell me that flames were jumping from tree to tree. i want to show you what's happening at the scene. now they're still firefighters hard at work. you can see them spraying down the hillside and we still have quite a bit of traffic on westbound 5 80 as one lane does remain closed

from ktvu .orning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning, september 1st son is going to bring in some very hot weather today. yeah let's check in with rosemary oroczo for this heat wave. we are looking at temperatures warming up today already for inland cities are hitting about 100 degrees, so a going to be baking for you there. meanwhile, along the coast, we're going to continue. in you with mild temperatures sixties expected for you. they're getting into friday and not much difference. but the weekend, including your holiday monday, is expected to be a scorcher low seventies for areas like pacifica, too low nineties near santa cruz are basic communities, upper eighties to mid nineties and for our inland cities hottest temperatures so far this year for some when we peak right about 110 degrees, better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for today as well as your hol